I’ve made a digital chart using suttaCentral GitHub repo. Thanks for letting us use this data in a open source way.
DESCRIPTION : All the connections of the Sutta Pitaka and its major divisions. The extremities of the diagram (leaves) represent sometimes a single long sutta or sometimes a whole chapter (vagga) containing a number of small suttas. Thus, one leaf represent more or less the same quantity of information.
I’m working on the Nettipakarana, at the bottom left of the chart. It looks like the division are missing so I will check my code for that. If you see any mistake or possible improvement, please let me know.
Hi @chaz , thank you.
You can check some of the other projects I’m working on in my Observable notebooks.
I’ve seen you mentioned using R in another thread, I worked on a project using R last year then moved to D3.js when I discoverd the Obsidian App that was doing exactly what I wanted to do, i.e. creating a graph based on connections in a wiki. (this is the test I’ve done so far, you can look at the Quartz Repo/website of Jacky Zhao. I’m wokring on improving the graph view of his app)
Hi @Khemarato.bhikkhu , I’m actually thinking about giving it a CC0, I don’t know much about licenses. I see most of Bhante Sujato’s work are using CC0. Do you know if the usage of these different licenses have been discussed somewhere by the monastic communities ?
Also, look at this page for an updated version of the graph. I’ve change the order of SN and AN as you mentionned.
Also FYI the “official” sources for these names is the name files which you can find here for the root:
and here for the translation:
uid_expansion.json is marked as deprecated and it may be removed at some point. We just haven’t got around to it yet. If you’re just using it to generate the image you should be fine, but if you’re planning on doing something that will draw our data longer term, best to use the new sources.
